Malcolm X: On stage, in person and human at last A more personal take on the great man's life and death, "X: Or, Betty Shabazz v. The Nation" restores his humanity ...

Lifetime’s ‘Betty And Coretta’ Champions Martin And Crucifies Malcolm X. Written by Kirsten West Savali . Published on February 7, 2013 ...

Throughout the years I believe most of us have only seen Martin, Coretta, Malcolm, and Betty as great legends. We didn’t take the time to see them as people.

Betty and Malcolm welcomed their first child, Attallah, in 1958. Qubilah was born in 1960, and Ilyasah arrived in 1962. Gamilah, born in 1964, was only an infant when she witnessed her father's ...

Born Betty Dean Sanders in 1934, she overcame tremendous obstacles to become a powerful force for change alongside her husband, Malcolm X. After witnessing his assassination in 1965, she could ...

And there’s a little scene where Malcolm is on the phone with Betty, and he’s saying he’s going to meet with Elijah Muhammad. I said, whoa, we don’t have that; that’s kind of interesting ...

‘OF COURSE, it was intimidating” to play a character as imposing as Betty Shabazz and do it opposite an actress as accomplished as Angela Bassett, says Mary J. Blige. It was also, she s… ...

On February 21, the Malcolm X and Dr. Betty Shabazz Memorial and Educational Center hosted an event to mark the 58th anniversary of Malcolm X’s assassination. Malcolm, who was born on May 19 ...

Dr. Shabazz, the wife of Malcolm X, was born on May 28, 1934, in Detroit, ... “I loved Mama Betty and Mama Betty loved me,” young Malcolm told his juvenile court attorney Percy Sutton.

The center promotes the teachings of Betty Shabazz and Malcolm X, and serves as an educational space. I. Shabazz: You know, we have this intergenerational dialogue where we can be supportive, ...